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Let’s Divorce Mrs. Wright Is Done Playing Nice novel Chapter 1053

“If I thought you were that kind of person, I wouldn’t have suggested it in the first place. What I mean is, take Stella to Eirden and let her escape on the way.”

Amos stared at her.

Well, that was…

“This is outrageous,” Ivy snapped. “What do they think Stella is? Something they can trade whenever it suits them?”

Aaron had already tried this once.

At the time, Ivy had thought that after all these years, he still had not changed at all.

And now Evan was doing the same thing.

How long had he and Stella even been getting along again?

No.

They had never truly reconciled in the first place.

Thank God Stella had remained cautious and had not softened toward him.

If she had taken him back, he would have shattered her heart all over again.

The thought only made Ivy angrier.

“It’s settled. Go tell Evan you’ve agreed to take Stella to Eirden.”

Amos blinked.

“Sweetheart, I don’t approve of what he’s doing, and I have no respect for this decision.”

“But I’m not planning to destroy my friendship with him over it.”

If Amos agreed to escort Stella to Eirden and then let her escape along the way, Yara would never be returned.

That would mean openly turning against Evan.

“Why do you even need a friend like him?” Ivy demanded. “Losing one like that wouldn’t be much of a loss.”

Amos had no answer.

“He disgusts me,” Ivy muttered.

At that moment, even hearing Evan’s name made her sick.

She had never met anyone so infuriating.

“No. I’m not going.”

No matter what Ivy said, Amos refused.

Evan was every bit as difficult to deal with as Aaron.

At least Aaron remained in Eirden and could not easily reach him.

But Evan was right here in Seaborne.

If Evan became desperate enough, what was to stop him from offering Ivy in exchange for Yara instead?

After all, that bastard Aaron still had not given up on Ivy.

“You…”

“Sweetheart, you’re the only person I’m thinking about.”

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